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For storm or cold
Good news is neon--
The worst is told
(Zeal soon there'll be
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With Anthracite.
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.- Telephone 426-2.
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mm 111mm ”Prices
lion loudvanoe. but
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Regal Shoes reflect the
new style-developments
months earlier than other
shoes.
This CRISPIN MODEL has
all the characteristic lines and
touches of the" London two- '.
guinea hand-made boot. Flat
sole, wide shank, View, flaring
right and left heels, moderate
toe. rad Viking Russia and
‘Black Smooth a.
King’ Cali
Blocker.
$4.30
Back of their fashionable exterior is
a rugged wearing power horn of eter—
ling leather and workmendlke sewing
with honest thread, as in all .
or do. VSeli your rage, rubbers, a.“
I- boilers, feather beds and auto- .V
"him to R. Alex-odor, as he i
V buys and sells secondhand fun
21 Rowland 8t. .
wide .
V pith Among the rattle and ‘
outages were irresular,=
a REGALS ._
KEELER’ S;
SHOE STORE
t
till»
Din Tailoring
,. is the come of perteotlon and
confers upon the wearer the
greatest degree of contort,
emartnees and individuality.
{VFeinstcin 8t Bria
Ledlee Teller-e, Furrlere and De-
. signers.
premises.
82 No. Main 81., 8°th Romain.-
Tel. 920-8.
. BUY '
Hazelton
WMWelddtfiouflo
‘Com nyV because one oaths engines a?
reasoned on the main line. owing to a” .
co lotion for drunkenness while on:
‘ duty, was reduced to running a pilot ‘
, pally the men were called out.
V V Of Interest
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. 2.‘ West Washington St. South
All Furs Remodeled on the... V
the Northeastern Railroad
engine.
. The punished man had been promis-
ed by the management that it his In .
lure conduct was good he Would be
reinstated in his old position, but the
locomoIIVe engineers’ union demand
an his immediate reinstdtenlent and
as this was not granted .by the com
V Three thousand of the company‘f eti-
sincere have already quit work and the
whole railroad main lines as well as
branch lines. is disorganized.
to Ladics’
“We will sell the remainder of, our
stock of trimmed and untrimmed hats
.agwst.
' 'Dain‘ty exclusive designs.
The best bargains are the first
chosen, better make your choice
early
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The Beers Meat &
Provrsion (30.
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Norwalk
13-15 Main Shoot. Norwallt
Phone at Both Stores
74 Washington Street
Floor Covering
Hemline In Extra also Woolen :j
. Bed Blankets.
has ever retalisd less than 84. 50. .,
~the greater part representing ..
I6. 00 and $7. 50 values. Only 3':
Chevalier» Rope Patterns, It." ~-
to 95.00. ideally worth double. “
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Nutlce to the Public
Mm. loin-on. the well known sunk
dealer or 36 hurt eldest, use to-
merit! hie beginner to l item street,
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and heel. puree“ rdr rubbére. automo-
bile um, MIG either bode. .l'tend
postal or telephone «1.»
the name and address on it» womb
when it some.
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nest 89mm. may to I10. retrace ‘
book fer ‘
Purchasing a Sideboard
but not cumbersome.
M Gutkowsky
jeeooulenli Futnltere and «over
Iought and “shamed.
1W1" WAIHINOTON '1'. “I'll. 410.
by the looolnotive en. .;
Balkan nations, tor tho“ purpose at
' 5’831‘8.
. at the conferences are:
ambassador in London; ‘Osmun Ni:-
' ter of commerce.
1 Servian treaSury department; A Nik
j yuskovltch M. Pour-itch.
. minister lqunl Montenegro at Con-
- ticiem of the New York. New‘VVHaven &
II ‘Hartl’ord Railroad is contained in s
: report made today to the Intellfltate
~ Commerce Commission by‘
13 sioner McChord upon
2'. October 3 at Weetport
- which many persons were killed or
'1 Injured.
- New York.— was practically a dupli-
, cuts of the distressing Bridgeport
.j wreck on the same system. Commis-
- sioner McChord personally investigat-
-- orer tram one track to Mahatber. The
. train was twelve minnow behind time
take a look at cure. . They are VVVloudly =
nesiect to comply filth the recommen- . :
detione in It. report on the utilisation
molt was 'larltely a contributing cattle '
cossrhsrmornn; is... '7.—'-cllol;
era is causing great havoc in the on» _
tlve quarters of the Turkish capital.
past twenty days, and that ball of;
them have been total This total. how-
the real “ll-gurus. uplift-he opinion is
generally. expressed than-the author
lties are minimising the outbreak.
The protection proclamation is-
sued today rotors to the great propor-
tions of the epidemic and warns the
public that failure on their part to
ties wlll be punished by fine and im-
prisonment.
ernmeut has placed the historic St.
James‘ Palace at the disposal ol’ the
the Ottoman Empire and the allied
holding their conferences
The meeting of. the diplomatic,
which is arranged for next Friday,
with great interest here and the gen-
eral hope prevails that the outcome
or the negotlutluns will be a settle-
ment of the Balkan question which
has troubled Europe for so many
The delegates named by the diner-
ent countries to act on their behalf
For Turkey: Tewrfik Pasha, Turkish
anl Pasha, Turkish ambaésndor in
Berlin; Rechad Pasha. Turkish minis-
F‘or Servla: G. Novakovltch. of the
oalltch speaker oi the Servlan parllu
meat; Gen chovitch.
For Montenegrin: Ell-Premier Ml-
formerly
stanliuople; Count Veyovincll'.y Vcbiei of
the king of Montenegro‘s cabinet.
For Bulgaria: Dr. Guechbfl’ prime
minister; Dr. S Denali. speaker of
the Bulgarian vcliiiinber oi identities.
and 0611018330101“ Gen. ,E‘Itcholt.
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Illis‘rstale Conundrum Commis-
sion Italics Report an the
Seunelucll Accident
wasmscron, Dec. indoors or!-
Commie-
the accident.
goon» in
The aocident-a derailment of a pee
sensor train enroute from Boston to
ed the dlsoster, although the duty oi
such inquiry usulilly l5 entrusted to
the chief inspector of safety applianc-
on. The commissoiner’e roport- says
the accident wet due to excessive
speed of the new aaltpaseodacroee-
and the enginomon were endeavorlllv
to malls up last time. .
V Commleitlner Licenced hold that the
accident Ives cieerly avoidable eudV
Would not have occurred lied reason-V
able precautions been taken. in' that
bohemian his report eeye: I
"The commission is eetleiied tilfi the
or. the Weetport accident and its so-
0mm?!” little Ill life: The mom
medallions or this commission are not
mandatoryult bqyever, they are ii-
nored end looted endlerao km or
lilo'rom‘lte
1
A turtle and e regbit once agreed
. to run A non. but in l mu. wane the dole clamor aim elellllr?"
bunny woe to terseheed that lie hurled ‘0 them their doll“ IllVll . .3
till for a little reel, but telling asleep may at the adverse .
, » 4r load milieu or the
oillclels remain names and elven:
e» "ll occurrence no
noon at Monroe the duty?
It is officially omitted today that over .
1000 cases have odourred during the '
ever. is believed to be much below ;
aott’l’y cases of cholera to the a‘uthori- ‘
LONDON, Dec. 7.-'I‘he British EOV- .
peace Dienlboteptlarles representing ~
December 13 is looked forward to ..
Whom, there can be ill- .
. Ville doubt at 9‘“: due plainly to report.
‘ it. ,1! railroad directore VIM modulus
atoll eel-ion we!
emits in the demodulation
Q Norwalks Medina Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwolk. «Connecticut
A DAINT’VVY DISPLAY THAT IS MOST ATTRACTIVE
Ilcnlstitched Huck Towels. 25c, 29c, 39c, 50c, 75c, 89c, $1
Hematltched Guest Towels ‘ .4 . . 25c, 39c, 50c
Heldstitched Damask Towels . 25c, 45c, 50c. 75c, $1, $1. 25
. Fringed Damask Towels . . .. . . 25c, 50c, 75c, 90c
Scalloped HuCk Towels . . . . . .. .V . V. 69018.9?
HUCK TOWELING Plain and Fringed «2.15 inches wide, 39c and 50¢ a yard; 22 inches
wide, 50c a yard; 24 inches wide. 59c a yard. ‘
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82.25 autumn ,
m: or 1:18:83:
-'i‘he first wage approach locally of VI:
the railroad workers on the New He- ’ '
'Ven system since the engineers arbl- V
tl‘stion was disposed of was made yes- I' '
terday by the Order oi! Railway Clerks. I. ’
2‘ 000 strong, who met the new general « -
manager, B. R Pollack, at the Yellow I. V
building, yesterday afternoon l1: j
The telegraphers. the signal men, ~~ ‘
the shop workers and other unions on II I
the system will now follow the clerks ‘ :,
in rapidortler. The claim for wage
betternienta and better hours mm . -:
these bodies applies locally only. The 1 ,
conductors atld trainmen’s wage light - 1
will not. so until next month, and will I .
include till; 55 reads east of Chicago,‘
undo the firemen who are now ii'ght- . "
ing for beterlnents, and as did the
engineers. i .. '3
The clerks on the New Haven are '
well organised. Over 90 per cent. of, . .
the men in the dreight departments.
the stations. and lbs various branches ‘ ,:
of their business outside of the Yel-
low building. are members of their III:
organization. General Chairman 11.9.“:
Stearne’s. of Providence. wiliV' lead the - ..
bommlttee that has been sent Tie :15.
said nhat what the clerk's wanted was j 1: 1
a shorter day. and a mlarantee‘ot a
minimum wage of 32. 20 per diem in I ..
place of the 81.90 or less that they-f2,
are now receiving all lover.the eys-_ ..
tent . 1- i- l --
The hearing will reoulre
The Leading Outfitting Store' in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
The Largest and Must
Dependable
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39/1}:
Departurent in The Norwalks
ylhuyingsyourile‘ursdrom(us
' you’ll do better than buying
elsewhere. Why? Became
you can ’depcud on igniting
the genuine article.
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several LII
days. To go further into detail in the fig;
case of the clerks they want an eight.-
hour day. the minimum indicated III:
above. hilt time tor over time. pay 1;;
for holidays and a general increase oi
25 cents a day. There are a few of . II
the men. did tlmere. who are getting. j fj
as high as 81 per week at the wee - '—
eut time, but the most of these men $.12
strike on average below 812. They are 1 j;
the poordbt paid men in the railroad 117
service and are the men who can do V
more than any others, possibly. to
ward confusing railroad accounts in
case they should strike.
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dealing assures you oi getting
a square ,deal.
We MakelOvcr
Old Furs
We Repair Everything worth.
while repairing in thb For
‘ Line at reasonable critics.
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we Haretrom candidates for u
fraternal roclety have been. keeping
Norwalll in solenoid oi laughter tor
the that two days" with theirantlce.
the prescribed course for admleslon
into the society}
Veetlerdey, they were atatioued in
front of the Nowell: poet odioe with
window hilade. 'diepla’yinx slang,
"Pleefi’iielp the blind' and visits
”Mfuomm ilocel atone melting Various pur-
_ lilo ordain tor Christan 043', ‘
flamed enter ljeo tith. ‘
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a Edit or Overcoat tailored by
Till-V
Diebrllninetlou, line materidla .
lend "knowing how” are three
, fectore that enter into our
work. 1. “
Discrimination an to style.
‘ ll‘lue materials in every step
f or the may -
"Koowi‘llt haw" {broom it.
third or e century at tailor-Ins.
Textile Fabric (30.
all t. Mm. at,” Nomelk.
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